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Suzi Lorraine (Interview) - Undead Noise

In this episode join us as we welcome special Guest Suzi Lorraine on February 16, 2011. Suzi Lorraine is an actress, writer and model from New York City. She has appeared in over 40 independent films. She has worked on movies such as "Claang: The Game", "Destined to be Ingested", "Won Ton Baby!", "Sea of Dust", and "Bikini Girls on Ice". She also had scenes with Hugh Grant in the Warner Bros film “Music and Lyrics”. Suzi has been honored at multiple film festivals including, “Suzi Lorraine Night”, in Torino, Italy at the Empire Theatre and at the prestigious “Ravenna Nightmare Film Festival” in Ravenna, Italy. On both occasions a retrospective of her films were shown to fans. Suzi has a unique presence that shines through the screen and stands out in any film she’s a part of. Suzi has also been a staff writer for Gorezone Magazine for the past 4 years. She is drawn in particular to the horror genre, but has a deep affinity for comedy as well. Suzi also co-hosted several "MonsterFest" episodes for the AMC channel last year.Suzi's official website is www.modelsuzi.com

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